The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-04-14
BOILED INTO BREVlTY.
A Few Minutes With the Msws Of This
VlClslty.
Itsms Picked Up In and Around Thls
County by tho Ever Present Demo-
sxnt News GAtheror---Psr-
s0nAl Points, Etc.

Judge Fawcett was at Greent0wn Sat-
Urday holding an inquest In lunAcy.
Miss Sue Y. Ellis, after an absence Of
several weeks, has returned 70 this city.
Charles h. Mathews, Esq, of the New
Philadelphia Democrat, was In Canton
yesterday.
The old bell In the tower Of the new
High School building sounds as familiar
as In by-gOne days.
Joseph and Ida Blechele and J. d.
Mclean, leave this afternoon for the
principal Eastern cities.
Minerva News: Miss Lizzie Snyder,
Of Canton, IL visiting her brother, Oliver
Snyder, north of this place.
Akron Beacon: "Bert Au, of Canton.
ls visiting at the hOTe Of Mrs. Eliza
Hastings, 3l5 South Forge street"
Judge and Mrs. Rsff arrived yesterday
from California, to attend the funeral
Of Mrs. Schneider, the mother OF Mrs.
Raff.
Our Elton correspondent says: "Miss
Camp has returned to Canton to spend
the spring" term Of the school year IN
the city schCOls.'
A red COW that was lowing around
town this morning was driven into the
yard at the Union Hotel, where her
owner can find her.
The people of Canton will have the
opportunity Of hearing the wonderfully
gifted Kentucky orator, George W. Balm,
at Schaefer's Opera House, May 9th.
Miss Julia Mccormick went to New
York this morning on a pleasure trip,
and while there will lay in an immense
stock OF the latest novelties In milli-
merry.
There are now about thirty applicants
for Knights OF Pythlas 10 ge at this
place and the same will be forwarded
for a charter the last of this week.
[WilmOt Review.
Mrs j. V. Robinson, nee Lulu Cross.
and son Frank, of San francisco, Cali
fOrnia, are here, the guests of Mrs. Bob.
insOn's mother, Mrs, j. A. Meyer, No 81
North Market street.
The Road Supervisors elected for Cam
ton township are as follows: District
No. l, Martin r. Horst; No 2, Horace
Sponseller; No 8, Henry Holman; No.
4, David E. Gerber; No. 5, Joseph Fry.
Miss Mathews, the music teacher who
resides at Major Camps, is in a very
critical condition with measles. Her
physician has given up hope Of her re-
cOVery aud her death Is mOmentarily
expected.
The large awning In front of E. K.
Bauman's grocery caught fire this morn.
ing from some unknown cause, and was
entirely destroyed. The sign was also
ruined. The awning in front of Nc
Cres's furniture store wrs slightly dam
aged.
Charlie Ruth, formerly of this city,
has resigned his position with the Nor
gan Engineering Company Of Alliance,
and will try his fortunes at Wichita,
Kansas Charlie ia deserving of sue
cess anywhere, and will not get left In
Kansas.
MT. Union is madder'n a wet hen be-
cause the FreebuTgh and StraWsburgh
Democrats beat her Republican candi-
date for Township Trustee. This leaves
Mt Union without any trustee, all three
being located in The south side Of Wash
ingtOn township.
Mr.. R N. Bream and Miss Kittle Cline
were married this morning at the resi-
dence Of the brides parents, No. 140
East TuscarawSs street, By Rev. j. f.
Rapson. Following the ceremony the
happy couple left for Plttsb1rg, the
home Of Mr.. Bream's parents.
Jefferson Miller and John Kurtz, two
SlRbtOwn salOonIsts, were arrested on q
warrant Issued by Justice Fulner
charging them with selling liquor to
Frederick Brechbuler, person In the
habit of getting Intoxicated. They
gave bonds for their appearance on
Thursday morning at nine o'clock.
The Canton Gas, Oil and Coal Com
pany met this morning and appointed
Messrs. Underhill, Bockius and Alexan-
der committee to secure leases
for land upon which to bore. certain
Canton capitalist has joined Issue with
three Plttsburg gentlemen and the
moment gas Is struck here the Quartette
will sink second we'll.
Mr.. Alex Heingartner has returned
with his family from FL Paso, Texas,
where for about year past he has been
employed in the First National Bank OF
that city. The warm climate of Texas
reduced Alex somewhat in flesh, bnt
otherwise he is hale and hearty. He
will remain here, preferrlng his old
home to his new one.
A team of horses, attached to an emp.
ty hay wagon, belonging to Mr.. James
Ault, started on a runaway trip al 2:l5
o'clock this afternoon from the FL.
Wayne railroad track, on East Tuscra.
was, and dashed westward at fright
full rate OF speed. In front Of the DEM
OCRAT Office the horses would have col
lided with the band an coach In the 9.
o. P. G. Co. parade had not Johnnie Hipp
rushed hurriedIy forth and grasping one
Of the horses by the bride turned the
team to tn curb stone in front of Hous-
er's meat market, where he stopped the
frightened animals.